Asian Food Fest returns to Bucharest from May 22 to 24, 2026, bringing three days of Asian food, live cooking, music, dance, workshops, K-pop moments, creative activities, and cultural experiences to Titan Park. The festival invites visitors on a culinary and cultural journey across Asia, with traditional dishes, street-food favourites, desserts, tea, spices and live

Bucharest is gearing up for one of the most exhilarating live music experiences of 2026 as Max Korzh, the Belarusian music phenomenon, takes the stage at the National Arena – Arena Națională on 23 May 2026. This concert, part of his European tour, marks the first time the charismatic artist has performed in Romania, attracting

PlayCon Bucharest brings a new geek and board games festival to the capital this weekend, turning the National Library of Romania into a meeting point for tabletop players, trading card game fans, anime followers, cosplayers, video game enthusiasts and local creators. The event takes place on Saturday, May 23, and Sunday, May 24, 2026, between

From July 3-5, 2026, the Arena Națională – National Arena transforms into Romania’s newest urban beach festival. Neversea Kapital returns to Bucharest between July 3 and 5, 2026, bringing three days of music, large-scale production and festival experiences to the National Arena. After its debut edition in 2025, the festival returns to Romania’s capital with

Afrodise Bucharest takes place on June 12, 2026, at Casa Presei Libere, bringing Aaron Sevilla and the Afro House sound to one of the most recognisable locations in Romania’s capital. The event is scheduled for Friday night, with current listings indicating an 11:00 PM start. For visitors in Bucharest, Afrodise adds a late-night electronic music

The festival is dedicated entirely to documentaries about music, making it one of the most distinctive cultural events in Bucharest for visitors interested in film, sound, underground culture and the stories behind major artists and musical movements. DokStation 2026 in Bucharest The 2026 edition of DokStation takes place at four venues in Bucharest: Apollo111 Cinema,

Anti-Aging Festival 2026 takes place in Bucharest on May 23 and 24, bringing a two-day event dedicated to longevity, wellbeing, preventive health and modern lifestyle science to Bragadiru Palace. The festival is built around the concept “Reprogram your age. Upgrade your life.” and brings together conferences, practical experiences, wellness sessions, expo areas and discussions focused

Armenian Pop-Up Market takes place in Bucharest on May 23–24, 2026, bringing a relaxed weekend of design, craft, food, music, and an Armenian-inspired atmosphere to the Armenian Cultural Centre at Armneasca Street (Strada Armenească) no. 13. The market is open between 12:00 and 19:00 on both days, with free entry. For visitors looking for a

WOOF Fest returns to Bucharest on May 23–24, 2026, with a weekend dedicated to dogs, their owners, families and everyone who believes that a good city also needs more empathy for animals. The festival takes place in the garden of ParkLake Shopping Centre with free entry and a program featuring activities for dogs and humans,